Shanghai clash wounds twelve American sailors in street fight
Twelve American sailors from the flagship Huron were wounded in a street fight with Japanese sailors in Shanghai. Two sailors were seriously injured. Shore leave for Huron and New Orleans crews was stopped as Japan stated Americans had set off firecrackers that caused the blast. Japan said both sides were injured and the incident would be investigated with a view to settlement. Japan planned a memoranda exchange with the United States to resolve the question of the island in cooperation with Washington.
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Troops to Rule Miners in West Virginia Mining District
Charleston May 30 Martial law declared by Governor Morgan for Mingo county to restore order will be enforced by deputy sheriffs and state police. The governor can create an emergency force if needed. The National Guard dissolved after WWI, but reorganization is funded July 1. Current police force 94 officers will rise to 289 in four companies with two mounted units. Preference Given to veterans.
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Beck warns unrest linked to mechanical age in U S address
James M. Beck, solicitor general, told the Pennsylvania Wreakers association in Atlantic City that global unrest stems from the rise of mechanical power. He warned millions live in idle mental and physical activity as society struggles to master new technology and stresses the need for productive work.
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Caruso Sails for Homeland to Rest and Heal
Enrico Caruso boarded the Presidente Bilson bound for Italy as guards held back crowds at the pier. Flowers and messages from friends poured in while he plans a summer in Italy to recover his health and begin a full recovery.
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General Kloss Assassinated in Mexico City Night
General Maxi milling Kloss head of the artillery bureau under Carranza was shot at his home entrance in Mexico City. The Austrian officer helped reorganize the artillery and aided Obregon against Villa. He was Berlin consul general, recalled for war office duty. Chilean minister Bermudez presented credentials to Obregon. Liberal constitutionalists debate continues with calls for truce. Obregon returns Cordoba, Vera Cruz.
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Church Hails Sabbath Observance Wins Across States
The annual report of Dr FL Bowlby, general secretary of the Presbyterian committee on Sabbath observance, urges abolishing Sunday business and venues. It cites victories by the Lord's Day Alliance, including New York measures defeating Sunday business bills and bills limiting Sunday shopping, with progress noted in Wisconsin and other regions.
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Troops Take Command In Mingo Mine Disorder
Maj. T. B. Davis, acting adjutant general of West Virginia, heads martial law enforcement in Mingo county with state troopers, sworn citizens, and deputy sheriffs. Kentucky National Guard patrols the Tug River region as rifles are issued to deputized state policemen.
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Allies Propose Silesia Neutral Zone Plan at Ambassadors’ Meeting
Paris report says the Allied council virtually endorsed a neutral zone in Upper Silesia with three zones under Polish, German, and Allied temporary control. German cities Kreuzberg and Oppeln would fall under Polish and Allied influence. Italy and Britain push for a peaceful division, while France opposes. British troops arrive at Oppeln to restore order, with potential reinforcements promised if needed as German forces clash with Polish insurgents.
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Troop Reinforcements in Ireland Reported Amid Dublin Fire
London reports stern measures against Irish rebels with large military reinforcements as rumors claim martial law and blockhouses. The Dublin custom house was destroyed in a military operation, with both sides suffering casualties and troops guarding the ruins. Civilian casualties include a ship captain named P. T. O'Reilly.
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Unions Clash Ends With Shooting In Racine Hall
In Racine Wisconsin May 80 a clash between union automobile and union sheet metal workers left David Everhard critically wounded at St Marys hospital after a bullet to the skull. John McMahon of Chicago and Fred Paget were arrested for attempting to force entry to a United Auto Workers meeting without proper union cards.
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Roumanian anxiety over Soviet divisions near Kiev
Paris May 80 Roumanian government said to be extremely anxious about the concentration of about thirty Russian Soviet divisions southwest of Kiev Ukrainia according to dispatches received by the French foreign office.
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Drowning Tragedy After Row Boat Incident at Menasha
In Menasha Wisconsin on May 30 cabaret performer Wenzel Chico and four companions rode a row boat. Chico drowned when the boat capsized and he could not swim. Cameron Bushey of Appleton and Arnold Layen of Chicago are accused of attempting to rescue him.
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Appleton
Arnold Layen
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Sidney Knights Attend Fourth Degree Exemplification
In Alliance the Knights of Columbus held a Fourth Degree Exemplification on Sunday with strong Sidney representation. Local members J. L. McIntosh EB Roche I A Donahoe John O’Neill Henry Koester and Frank B Nolan joined Reverend Anton Link Mrs Simones Miss Josephine Simones and Mrs John O’Neill in attendance. Josephine Simones sang three selections as J S McIntosh toasted Impressions of the Day. Alliance papers offer the full program details.
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Anton Link
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Alliance Papers
Sidney pupils shine at Notre Dame Journalism program
A letter from John M. Cooney, Director of Journalism at Notre Dame, praises Sidney High School and reports former Sidney pupils Kenneth Jones Clifton McIntosh and James Birmingham finishing their first year as journalism freshmen. The note urges continued strong preparation from the school to send more capable students.
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Clifton McIntosh
James Birmingham
Farm Bureau Board Meeting Briefly Recaps County Agent Visit
The Farm Bureau board met with County Agent Scott on Tuesday. A surprise dinner hosted by Mrs. Scott preceded the business, after which the group took up matters of local agricultural concern.
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County considers wheat certification and gopher work plan
County officials weigh several matters including banning wheat certification and planned gopher extermination and Lodge Pole picnics on June 24. County Agent Scott will attend a Farm Bureau meeting in Colton on Wednesday and a meeting at Bunker Hill on Thursday. W. J. D. Perry of the Federal Biological Survey visited Thursday to review gopher work and approve methods, with full trial due next season. Perry’s headquarters were in Lincoln and he traveled from here to Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Telegraph ad promises results with Saturday chocolate candy sale
An advertisement in The Telegraph highlights a Saturday special offering chocolate candy at 33 cents a piece. The ad claims broad reach to county residents and promotes Furer Grocery as the source.
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